Key attractions within the park include: Pha Thewa Waterfall A 150-metre-high waterfall with a nature trail. Visitors can see water cascading down a cliff near the waterfall, creating a misty spray as it hits the rocks below, contributing to the moist and cool environment. From another mountain peak, visitors will find the unnamed grass field (Tung Ya Niranam), which is suitable for camping but requires visitors to bring all necessary equipment; such as, flashlights, water, food, and bedding. The park organises a trekking route: “Enjoy Pha Thewa Waterfall, Camp at Tung Ya Niranam, View the Sea of Mist,” which requires a guide. Mae Salit Noi Waterfall A small waterfall that is the source of the Mae Salit Noi Kae Ko stream, with a 3-kilometre nature trail suitable for those who enjoy nature walks and studying plant species like ferns and orchids. Mae Rameung Waterfall A small waterfall about 15 metres high, cascading down in two levels into a pool below. Chao Doi Waterfall Located 5 kilometres along the Mae Salit-Mae Rameung highway from the park headquarters, this medium-sized waterfall flows from a cliff into a pool below, standing approximately 25-30 metres high amidst beautiful natural surroundings. Mae Usu Cave A large limestone cave with the Mae Usu River flowing through it, featuring three main chambers with interesting stalactite and stalagmite formations. Access to the cave requires trekking along the Mae Usu stream, with the best visiting times between November and April, as the rainy season makes access impossible due to high water levels. Mon Pui Mok A viewpoint for sunrise and sunset and a beautiful sea of mist, accessible by a 3.5-kilometre hike from the park headquarters, requiring an overnight stay. Hikers will enjoy many waterfalls and golden grass fields along the hiking trail. Mon Kio Lom Approximately 12 kilometres from the park headquarters and situated at an altitude of 940 metres, this viewpoint offers spectacular s
